Carton, Prisoners of War, American Red Cross, Insecticide
€145.00
Tax included
Rare genuine WWII US V3c carton, intended for containing 192 insecticide powder tins for body crawling insects, in four separate cardboard boxes -- that is, 48 tins per box.
Dated August 1943.
Sent to prisoners of war by the American Red Cross, through the International Red Cross Commitee in Geneva, Switzerland.
Complete and in quite good, used condition; retains its four inner boxes.
Dimensions: 20.5in x 12.6in x 9.8in.
Description
Rare carton de ration type V3c, d'origine Seconde Guerre mondiale, destiné à contenir 192 boîtes de poudre insecticide en quatre petits cartons de 48 boîtes.
Daté d'août 1943.
Utilisé par l'American Red Cross et destiné aux prisonniers de guerre via l'International Red Cross Commitee.
Exemplaire complet, en assez bon état général, ayant conservé ses quatre cartons internes.
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